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What is the truth about the image taken by “Google” of two people buried in their graves

Google Maps photos of two men lying in two freshly dug graves caused an uproar on the Internet.

The image, shown on Reddit three years ago, showed a very disturbing scene captured by the satellite.

At first glance, the photo shows two bodies lying in two freshly dug graves in a remote area.

There are no coffins or shovels in the photo, and the graves appear to be specially sized for the men inside.

The photo was taken in Portland, Oregon, in the United States, according to 7news.

It appears to be found on Google Maps, although the authenticity of this claim remains unclear.

According to the Express, the photo does not look completely evil. It is of a performance art couple called Graves Untitled Graves, created by Dutes Miller and Stan Shellabarger and based in Chicago.

In Untitled (Tomb), Miller and Schellabarger dig two graves close together, deep and large enough for everyone to lie in them. Then they dug a small tunnel between the two graves, which enabled them to hold their hands while lying in the two graves.

Scott Speh, director of the Western Art Gallery, told The Express that the couple dug the graves according to their body sizes.

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